The following statement is correct: "A displacement vector is a location vector." In class 11th physics chapter 4 notes the position or condition of any point that is similar to the position vector is represented by a displacement vector. To some extent, the position and displacement vectors are comparable. The displacement vector differs from the position vector in that it describes the position of any point in relation to other points rather than the origin. The position vector, on the other hand, specifies the position of any point in relation to the origin. This is how the truth of the statement is demonstrated.